Agree or Disagree: the parents of a school bully should be held accountable for their children's behavior.?

1 parents shouldn't be informed. If the behavior stops. 2 both sets of parents should be informed, and stronger consequences should be enforced.

3 parents should have been notified long before it reached the month, and something else should have been done. 4 nothing should be done 5 I think not only should Joey's and Tim's parents should be notified but all of the children's parents should be. 6,7, and 8 parents should be told from the first incident.

Parents cannot help the situation any if they do not know what's going on. In our school system there is a 0 tolerance policy when it comes to being a bully. My daughter was bitten by another classmate and the boy was suspended from school for the remainder of the week.

It doesn't look like the elementary school my son will attend has any specific notification policies about bullying or mean behavior. I believe that schools should inform parents when (1) the school can not fully resolve the behavior issues on their own and (2) the behavior will easily spill over into the child's time at home. You're not really asking this, but the fault in nearly all of your examples lies not with the children but with the teachers.

Telling a kid to "cut it out" doesn't resolve behavior problems. If the teacher can act as a mentor and mediator between the kids and guide them as they resolve whatever is _causing_ the bullying, that's when behavior changes.

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